Visu-Sewer will be televising the city’s sanitary sewer mains through next Tuesday, weather permitting.
The project will give the sewer department more information about stormwater inflow and infiltration into the sanitary sewer system, which creates additional load on the wastewater treatment facility.
The technicians started on Kankakee Street near Laurel on Aug. 8, and are working their way north to the Union Pacific Railroad tracks.
When that section is completed, they will work on Main Street then finish with Water Street.

The Wilmington Lions Club is looking forward to absolutely perfect weather — a high of 78 degrees — for its annual Party in the Park on Saturday in the North Island Park.
The event is the community’s last chance at summer fun. It’s completely free, and full of family friendly activities.
“The Lions wanted to give families the opportunity to do something together before school starts,” explained Lion Darla Neises, the event coordinator.

Patrick Nugent was named superintendent of the water treatment facilities at last week’s City Council meeting.
In the 20 years that Nugent has been employed by the city, he has worked in all three maintenance departments; public works, water and sewer. He started in the sewer department then transferred into public works, moved up to the meter shop and while his primary duties were meter replacements and shutoffs, he started filling in at the water treatment plant.

The Unit 1 School District has announced its back-to-school orientation events leading up to the start of a new school year.
Orientations at the district’s various schools will take place on Monday, Aug. 14

Irving DeWald has served his country and community for the past 60 years, and his dedication has not gone unnoticed.
Last week the Coal City resident was recognized by U.S. Congressman Adam Kinzinger with a Congressional Commendation recognizing his service to the nation’s military, its veterans and his community.
“At times, saying 'thank you' doesn't begin to cover the depths of our gratitude to those who answer the call to serve, but it's a good start and a small way to share our appreciation,” Kinzinger said.